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Svalbard
VistaCurve 34 Ultrawide Monitor
One curved canvas, 90 watts back to your laptop.
A 34-inch curved ultrawide with a 165 Hz Nano-IPS panel and a built-in USB-C dock: one cable drives the display, charges your laptop at 90 W, and connects your peripherals. A KVM switch shares it all between two computers.
$549.99
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Specifications
Display
| Panel | 34" Nano-IPS curved (1500R), 3440 × 1440 |
| Refresh rate | 165 Hz |
| HDR | HDR600, 98% DCI-P3 |
| Brightness | 450 nits typical |
Ports
| Inputs | HDMI 2.1 × 2, DisplayPort 1.4, USB-C (DP Alt + 90W PD) |
| USB hub | 4 × USB-A 3.2, Gigabit Ethernet via USB-C dock |
| KVM switch | Yes — switch peripherals between two hosts |
Physical
| Stand | Height/tilt/swivel adjustable, VESA 100 |
| Weight (with stand) | 7800 g |
Power
| Power | 100–240V AC internal supply |
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Shipping, returns & warranty
Shipping
Free standard shipping (5–7 business days) on orders over $75. Standard shipping $6.95 under $75; expedited (2–3 business days) $14.95. Demonstration store — no real orders are fulfilled.
Returns
30-day returns on all products, free return label included. Items must be in original condition. Demonstration store — returns are simulated.
Warranty for this product
2-year limited warranty. Every product includes the VOLT limited warranty shown on its product page (1 or 2 years), covering defects in materials and workmanship. Demonstration store — warranty terms are illustrative.
Compatibility & related products
Works with
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